NAME: Lexi O'Shea
SCHOOL: Seton High School
SPORT(S): Soccer
GRADUATING YEAR: 2025
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT: Winning state championship in 2022.
BIRTHDATE: 7/16/2007
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 5'5"-140 lbs.
RESIDENCE: Green Township
PARENT: Jody & Kristin
BIGGEST INFLUENCE: “Parents”
FUTURE GOAL: Become an ultrasound technician

Seton senior all-star soccer player Lexi O'Shea has already won an Ohio state championship on the pitch and is striving for another one this season. After 13 games this season, she is leading the GGCL in goals (9) and points (21).

Lexi, a midfielder, was part of the magical team that won the high school Ohio state championship in 2022 and the Final Four team of 2023. A memorable moment came her sophomore year when, showing a flare for the dramatic, Lexi scored a goal with 1:08 to play in regulation to lift the Saints to a 4-3 win over Mount Notre Dame in the regional finals, giving the Saints their first-ever regional title and sending them on to the state competition, where, in the state semifinals, she once again scored a game-winning goal in the second overtime to beat Olentangy Orange 2-1.

Lexi is coming off a junior campaign for the GGCL champs when she scored 10 goals with seven assists for 27 points. She was named second-team all-GGCL and first-team all-city (Enquirer).

Lexi will continue her soccer play at the next level, as a member of the University of Cincinnati Bearcats team. Her favorite athlete is Alex Morgan, favorite entertainer is Kevin Hart, favorite book is It Ends With Us, favorite movie is The Hunger Games and most-like-to-meet is Zach Bryan.

COACH'S QUOTE – “Lexi is one of the best all-around soccer players I've ever coached! She is a four-year varsity starter, who was one of the key players in the last two seasons (state championship ('22) and state Final 4 ('23) at Seton. Her ability to read the game and set her teammates up in the final third of the field is incredible, along with great finishing skills, sets her apart from most other players! A great all-around teammate, leader and person!”
—John Volker, Varsity Soccer Coach